Come play over 40 old and new American Made Pinball Machines at Vertigo Pinball. The Georgia Pinball Museum is curated by Mark McGuire who is also known as Vertigo Pinball Man. Vertigo Man started his pinball journey as a child with a Big Deal in his basement. He played it a lot and it broke a lot---Vertigo Man learned at a young age how to fix pinball machines. Once he got a paper route, he disco
vered the Black Knight at the local bowling alley. The Black Knight was the recipient of ALL of his money. Needless to say, the Black Knight was the first pinball machine Vertigo Man purchased. Big Deal and Black Knight, both at Vertigo Pinball, were the start of Vertigo Man's collection. Vertigo Man began collecting and repairing/refurbishing his machines as well as buying and trading machines, whiles coordinating the Atlanta Head-to-Head Pinball League. Prior to opening Vertigo Pinball---all (yes all) of these pinball machines resided in Vertigo Man's basement in Atlanta. Vertigo Man and Vertigo Dog are happy to have the basement back.
